Ross School Elects Emily Tisch Sussman as New Board Chair - 27 East

Ross School Elects Emily Tisch Sussman as New Board Chair

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Emily Tisch-Sussman is the new Board Chair of The Ross School. COURTESY EMILY TISCH-SUSSMAN

Emily Tisch-Sussman is the new Board Chair of The Ross School. COURTESY EMILY TISCH-SUSSMAN

Hope Hamilton on Jul 16, 2024
In 2020, at the height of the COVID pandemic, Emily Tisch Sussman and her family made the move from Manhattan to the East End of Long Island — like so... more

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